Inventory of facilities’ accessibility

Services

Alandica Kultur och Kongress

Central-Apoteket

Mariehamn’s town library

Maxinge Center

Nya Apoteket

Sittkoff Gallerian

Ålandsbanken

Åland Tourist Information office

 

Attractions and activities

Nature trails Strandpromenaden, Nåtö, Järsö and Herrön

Bomarsund fortress area

Eckerö Mail and Custom’s House 

Mariebad

Sjökvarteret, the Maritime Quarter in Mariehamn

Smart Park activity park

Åland Hunting and Fishing museum

Åland Maritime museum

 

Accommodation

MARIEHAMN

Gröna Uddens Camping

Hotell Adlon

Hotell Arkipelag

Hotell Cikada

Hotell Pommern

Hotell Savoy

MSF visitors’ marina and restaurant

ÅSS visitors’ marina and restaurant

 

MAIN ISLAND

Käringsund Resort & Conference

Sandösunds Camping & Resort

Ålands Idrottscenter

 

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